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Two identical particles moving along the positive x-axis, the first with velocity 2v0 and the second...

Two identical particles moving along the positive x-axis, the first with velocity 2v0 and the second with velocity v0 respectively. They collide in an elastic head on collision. After the collision, the velocities of the two particles are respectively

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